Verbier

Our Favourite Runs to Snowboard in Verbier

13 March 2025 by Patricia Scholtz

As Verbier seasonnaires, our sales and bookings team have spent a lot of time exploring the resort with their snowboards. Here, they share their pick of the best snowboard runs in Verbier and the 4 Vallées. Martina and Camille have chosen a range of their favourite runs to snowboard in Verbier to share, with different levels of difficulty. We know there are those days when you just want to carve on the groomers, as well as days when you want to explore the steep and challenging itineraries that Verbier is famous for.

If you are looking to improve your riding, at ES, we offer private snowboard lessons.

Here, Martina and Camille share their personal recommendations;

The Snowboarder’s Playground: Verbier Snowpark

As a snowboarder, there’s something magical about finding that perfect spot where you can push your limits, practice your skills, and just have fun. For me, that place is the Verbier Snowpark, located in the heart of the Swiss Alps. Known for its stunning views, world-class terrain, and unparalleled snow conditions, Verbier is a dream come true for every rider.

It is divided into multiple sections, to give opportunity to everyone with their ability. The beginner area offers smooth theme, perfect for those just starting to experiment with tricks, while the advanced section is loaded with larger jumps, rails, and creative setups that challenge even the most experienced riders. From boxes to kickers, the Snowpark gives riders the chance to session all day long, with different challenges to keep things exciting.

If I ask any of my snowboarding friends what to do on a nice day, the answer is probably to go to the park to shred.

I love Verbier snowboarder community because you will often find local pros and passionate riders sharing the same space, offering tips, laughs, and a mutual appreciation for snowboarding.

Verbier Snowpark is a place where snowboarders can truly shine. Whether you’re beginner or pro, Verbier offers an incredible environment to take your snowboarding to the next level.

If would like to learn some tricks from one of our snowboard pro’s, you can book a lesson here.

Gentianes

My second favourite area in Verbier is the Gentianes slope. This slope is one of the longest one in Verbier. This means that you can access multiple terrains, all connected by a comprehensive lift system. Jumbo is one of them, which is a big favourite with tourists. It takes approximately 10 minutes to go up, meanwhile you can check the breathtaking view. However, it’s the Gentianes sector that stands out, offering both wide-open, high-speed runs and challenging off-piste areas for riders seeking adventure.

For the more experienced snowboarder, Gentianes provides steep and wide runs and you can enjoy some serious speed. Gentianes area is famous for its challenging terrain, catering to advanced and expert snowboarders who crave adrenaline. The slopes here are not only steep and technical but also offer a sense of freedom.

One of the most exciting aspects of Gentianes is the view. From the top of the slopes, you get a 360-degree panorama of the surrounding peaks.

FIS Inférieure

In my opinion this slope is about steepness, challenging and varied terrain which will test all of your riding skills. Conquering this trail is unique, making it a must for any advanced snowboarder looking for as an experience. Whether you are carving the steep slopes or navigating the moguls, this trail offers unforgettable thrills at every turn. This slope starts straight down from Attelas, passes Ruinettes and finishing at Carrefour. Absolutely one of my favourite slope which, besides its steepness, is famous for its length.

The difference between FIS and any other famous Verbier slopes that it has relatively quieter atmosphere. FIS Inférieure is a black run that is ideal for snowboarders who want to step out from their comfort zone. It’s a little more laid back and less crowded, perfect for those who want to avoid the busy, high-traffic areas.

FIS is certainly not a beginner’s run, but if you are an advanced snowboarder looking for a challenge with a variety of terrain features, this is a slope that deserves your attention. It is ideal for riders who want to test their skills with slightly less intense crowds, offering a chance to carve, jump, and navigate your way through diverse conditions.

Martina

Grands Creux – Cabane – La Chaux

This combination of runs offer a variety of surroundings. First, and although it is a short run, Grands Creux is a little gem offering the chance to take a big breath of fresh air while riding gentle rollers. It is surrounded by steep cliffs on one side, and a big open space on the other, where you can catch sight of the Petit and Grand Combin. It is the kind of place where one can reminds oneself that we are so tiny amongst the mountains!

After this, the brief ride on Cabane is a good way to practice your buttering skills. It is a flat and wide enough to allow oneself a play with one’s snowboard, or just slide down and enjoy this freeing sensation of riding.

The last part in the open blue La Chaux part. It is steep and wide enough to build enough speed for a little bit of carving and feeling the edges of your snowboard slicing the snow in two. There is also a great area to have a play with the edges of the slope, to send a little jump here and there and enjoy the sensation of the snowboard take off the ground for a few seconds.

The lift La Chaux 2 is the way to get there. When exiting the lift, turn right and then head towards the tall rock that is lonely in the middle of the slopes. No need to strap the second binding, a little walk up is necessary here to get up the tiny hill.

Just be aware

Just be careful to slow right down as you approach the bottom lift, La Chaux 2; this is the proposed SLOW ZONE. We are supporting this initiative so that beginners and children can feel safe while learning in this beautiful part of the mountains.

You can check our favorite runs in the interactive ski map.

Les Otanes

Located on the other side of the valley, this itinerary (or yellow slope, meaning a controlled but not groomed slope) allows a lot of playfulness. It is located in Bruson, a great place to escape the often bustling vibe of Verbier, and which offers a more village-like atmosphere.

The first part is flat, where one may have to undo one biding or two, but this is a great excuse to enjoy the peaceful and serene scenery of the area, and immerse oneself in this special place. After this, a playground unfolds: in this forest, one moves between trees and bumps to make their way down the hill, in this area where silence is golden. Despite the fat it is a bumpy area, the is enough space to go through with a snowboard and get that whole body moving. It ends up at the top of Moay, which finished itself by two other lifts, to just go back up and do it again!

It is accessible from the top of Pasay. After enjoying the comfort of this lift, turn tight and look for the (slightly hidden) yellow poles, located above the hut marking the start of the black Pasay slope.

Les Otanes is featured in our Big 5 Challenge day, see here for more information.

Gentianes – Tortin

Now it is time to get a little bit higher in altitude. Starting at 2894 meters high, a challenging itinerary dives down into the valley to land in Tortin. It boasts moguls, jumps, speed and adventure, meaning a lot of options to work on one’s technique and extend one’s comfort zone. The run is wide and steep in some places, and sometimes a bit narrower, and its second section offer a long and flat part where it is best to build up a lot of speed beforehand to avoid having to push. Then the last part offers rolls and another flat area, a great way to cool down after the demanding bumps.

To get there, simply take Jumbo or Tortin-Col des Gentianes, head towards the pancake lift, and after the descent, the first yellow poles will appear straight ahead.

If you would like some help with your skills to access these areas, contact us here.

Camille

Summing up….

To sum up if you are a real shredder Snowpark definitely will be your playground where you can stop by any time between your rides. Ideally, I would say the morning hours are best for some jumps or tricks, but if you’re looking for tips, you’ll come across some top guns in the afternoon. Gentianes is perfect for its long and wide slopes so if you have little time just for one ride between your work shift, this is absolutely the best. Otherwise if you would like to gain some new technique and speed and avoid crowds, FIS is the choice. These are our favourite runs to snowboard in Verbier, but there is so much choice, you can find your own!

Martina Barczi and Camille Potti

Discover Better Skiing with the Ski Club of Great Britain

5 December 2024 by Laura Shadbolt

The Ski Club of Great Britain is the world’s oldest and largest snow sports organisation with 17,000 members and counting. For more than 120 years the club has been connecting passionate skiers and mountain enthusiasts. Now, a new collaboration with European Snowsport makes booking premium, private ski lessons easier than ever before.

What does it mean to be a Ski Club of Great Britain member?

Joining the Ski Club means you’ll access a wide range of exclusive benefits. Make the most of the significant savings with members-only discounts, and ski with confidence knowing you’re covered by comprehensive ski insurance.

Whether you’re looking for expertly crafted Freshtracks holidays tailored to your ability or want to connect with fellow skiers through the renowned Ski Club Rep service, we have something for every type of skier : ES can provide lessons for all, from the hesitant mum to the ambitious explorer (see Big Five challenge)

Become a member today and discover better skiing with the Ski Club of Great Britain.

Exclusive Ski Discounts

The Ski Club partners with industry specialists to provide members with the most exclusive discounts on the market, from apparel sites to travel agents. Members save significantly with our partnerships every year. Families, in particular, save hundreds by covering every aspect of their trip, from accommodation, transfers, equipment, and kit. Receive big savings from Snow + Rock, Ski Set, Bollé, Skiworld, Skiset, and many more.

Comprehensive Premium Travel Insurance

Ski Club’s Platinum Membership includes comprehensive travel insurance engineered by skiers, for skiers. With up to 60 days of winter sports cover per year including off-piste, without a guide, and outside resort boundaries as standard on all policies. The year-round cover keeps you well-looked after for the summer holidays too, so there’s no need to take out a secondary insurance!

Ski Club Freshtracks Holidays

The Ski Club’s Freshtracks holidays are curated to provide members with incredible experiences on and off the mountain. More than 85% of those who book a Freshtracks holiday return year after year to enjoy some of the world’s best skiing destinations.

Explore the mountains like never before, from adventurous cat skiing to easy-going ski-and-sip safaris. The team is on hand to find the best fitting holiday for your needs, whether it’s technical progression trips or simply exploring a new region.

Unique Rep Service

Ski Club Reps are the face of the club in Europe and North America. They share local insights both on and off the slopes, helping members connect with one another, and encouraging them to explore the region together, often accompanied by local instructors . They’ve got your social calendar covered. Lunch meetups? Check. Après-ski extravaganzas? You’ve got it!

Ski Club Magazine

Keep up to date with the UK’s oldest and most established ski magazine. The Ski Club magazine publishes innovative ski stories from around the globe, provides key information about resorts, and keeps members up to speed with the newest kit technology. Members will receive four issues a year to fuel their passion throughout the seasons.

Find out more about the Ski Club of Great Britain and become a member today

5 Reasons Combining Skiing and Play Works for Under 6’s

8 November 2024 by Laura Shadbolt

If you’re hitting the slopes with little ones, or any holiday for that matter- you know it’s all about balance: making sure children are having fun and get enough downtime – and that goes for parents too! It should feel like a holiday for everyone.

That’s exactly why ES Penguins and Petit Verbier’s After Ski Kids Club teamed up in 2012 and have been making holidays magical for hundreds of families over the past 12 years. At Petit Verbier, we provide nannies to children of all ages, rent out equipment and run our After Ski Kids Club in partnership with European Snowsport. Here’s why this approach not only works but actually enhances the ski experience for young kids (and makes it easier for parents too!).

1. Keeping Skiing Fun with Outdoor Play

At Petit Verbier, we create a setting where kids can still be outdoors in the afternoon and continue the mountain fun, but add in other activities, creativity and play. Learning to ski should always be exciting and enjoyable—especially for young skiers. By following skiing in the morning with other outdoor activities in the afternoon, kids remain engaged and experience being in the mountains and snow, without becoming overly tired, and skiing is something to look forward to the next morning.

We pick up children from Ski School, head to our base for lunch indoors and then our afternoon activities are primarily outdoors, followed by a snack and creative activity or storytime at our base to finish the day. We strongly believe that being in nature is wonderful for children and love to get outdoors as much as possible.

2. The Right Balance of Activity and Downtime

The ES Penguins team are brilliant at teaching young children. Their instructors know all about teaching little ones to ski, how they learn and making sure they have the right combination of ski time and breaks. We also know that for young kids, skiing is thrilling but can be a lot to take on! Which is why the penguins groups run from 9.30am-12.30pm, as it’s really hard for under 6s to concentrate on learning a new skill for the full day.

Our After Ski Kids Club is designed to fit perfectly with ski school, no need to race down the mountain for pick up time- we’ve got it covered! So by the time you come to pick up your little one at 4pm they have had a full morning of skiing and an afternoon of activities and the downtime they need. We understand energy levels vary at this age. With skiing lessons in the morning, children can then wind down with us in the afternoon, enjoying a mix of gentle activities that let them recharge without being overstimulated.

3. Encouraging Love for the Outdoors Beyond Skiing

Spending time outside, in nature, and away from screens is a big part of our philosophy at Petit Verbier. After ski lessons, kids join our team for activities that allow them to keep exploring the mountain environment in different ways—from sledging and snow play to treasure hunts in the forest. It’s an approach that lets them form a lasting connection with the mountains and leaves them excited to return each day.

We tailor our plans according to the weather and have a whole host of activities up our sleeve that incorporate play, movement, creativity and exploring the resort. Your little one will probably end up seeing more of the town than you and letting you know which bus to take to get to Medran!

4. Your Kids will have a Fantastic Day like this

Mornings kick off with ES Penguins instructors, where kids get their fill of skiing basics and snow fun. After their lessons, our club leader will pick the children up and head back to our base for a hot two course lunch. We have an afternoon snack time and offer a variety of food including fruit and veggies.

While we love for kids to continue exploring the outdoors, we also integrate rest and quieter activities so they have time to relax. Some typical activities might include:

Snow Play: Building snowmen, tobogganing, and snow painting to keep the winter fun going.
Creative Crafts: Indoor crafts or simple group games for those needing a break from the cold.
Story Time and Quiet Play: A cozy corner where kids can listen to stories or play calmly, allowing them to recharge after an active morning.
Themed days and Dance Parties: We love to incorporate themes, as well as movement and dancing so don’t be alarmed if you come to pick up your little ones and we are busy singing and dancing our hearts out and playing musical statues.

We create a flexible structure that adapts to the needs of each group. Whether they need more time to burn energy or a few more quiet moments, we are ready to make the afternoon exactly what each child needs.

5. Personalized Care and Dedicated Club Leader

We know that building trust is crucial, especially for this age group. Our After Ski Kids Club is led by experienced, child-centered team members who get to know each child individually. Families have the chance to meet the club leader at the beginning of the week, giving parents peace of mind and letting the kids know who will be picking them up after ski school. Plus, our team are available for babysitting if parents want a little extra time on the slopes or a night out. Just get in touch with us at Petit Verbier to book, we always aim for as much consistency as possible so if our kids club leaders are available then we’ll allocate someone your child knows to your booking. We also have nannies available for mornings for younger children if you need the full day covered!

Join Us for a Winter of Fun!

Our partnership with ES Penguins promises an engaging ski holiday which we know the children love- we’ve witnessed the smiles on their faces year after year. The ES Penguins & Petit Verbier After-Ski Kids Club creates a seamless experience for families looking for that perfect mix of activity, fun, and rest for their children, all under the care of experienced professionals. Our team are fully insured, first aid trained, reference checked, police checked, highly experienced and of course love caring for children.

Feel free to reach out to book or to ask any questions about how we can make your family ski holiday the best it can be!

Henry Bunney – Travelling and teaching skiing in New Zealand

1 October 2024 by Patricia Scholtz

Henry is a ski instructor with with ES in Verbier in the winters, and here he tells us about his summer, skiing, teaching and travelling in New Zealand.

The way to New Zealand

Once the snow covered mountain tops of Verbier gave way to green pastures, I rewarded myself a well deserved break after the very busy 23/24 winter season. After returning from visiting family in the UK, a holiday in Portugal and a week of relaxing in my house in Verbier, I decided I needed a change from my usual summer routine. I usually live in Verbier year round, where I work as a Videographer and Photographer capturing the beautiful place I get to call home. I packed up my skis and camera equipment into the lightest combination I could. Having completed 6 winter seasons in the northern hemisphere (4 of which in Verbier) I checked into a flight to the other side of the globe to commence my first winter in the south. After a brief stopover in Australia to stay with fellow ES instructor Erik, who showed me around Melbourne’s sights, I arrived in Queenstown, New Zealand.

The surroundings

Queenstown is an incredible melting pot of different people & cultures. Sat on the edge of the mighty Lake Wakatipu the views from the ski areas of Coronet Peak and The Remarkables are some of the best of any ski resort in the world. With large snow capped mountains descending into lakes it is a very different view to that which most people are used to in Europe.

As a Videographer and Photographer, New Zealand is a place that I have always wanted to come to. It seems that any direction I point my camera there is an incredible view waiting for me. It certainly makes my job much easier.

Skiing in New Zealand

During my time in New Zealand, while not capturing skiing and snowboarding I have been working as a ski instructor at Coronet Peak. I have been fortunate enough to meet many incredible people from all over the world and I thoroughly enjoy teaching everyone how to ski. Helping others to experience the sport which has shaped my career and has overtaken my life is a real passion of mine.

The ski fields in New Zealand are not like some of you may be familiar with in Europe, it is much smaller in comparison. As skiing here has not existed for as long as it has done in Europe there is far less infrastructure. This contributes to a really great close-knit community feel to it. The ski community here is very small and welcoming to everyone which is a great thing to be a part of. Moving down here made me realise how well connected the ski industry is all over the world. I now have a wide network of people within the skiing world who I can call on from all over the globe.

It has been an eye opening experience to ski with so many instructors from many different countries and I have loved hearing about the many different ideologies in regards to teaching skiing. There are many great tips, tools and techniques that I have learnt here and I hope to implement this into my teaching methodology in order to improve as an instructor.

The season down here is generally shorter than in Europe, lasting from mid June until late September. In general the snow is less frequent and not quite as plentiful here, although this September we have had lots of snow which is great for me as many of the tourists have left. Much like in Verbier mother nature seems to bless us with snow when the resort is quiet (all the more reason to book a ski holiday this year in the quiet periods!).

As the season here comes to a close I have greatly enjoyed my time here and I feel I have improved a lot as an instructor along with meeting some incredible people. I plan to travel more around this beautiful country before I leave. On the way back over to Switzerland I will also make a cheeky stop somewhere. You will find me on a white sand beach surrounded by palm trees. My body needs some vitamin D before I head into my 3rd winter in a row!

I look forward to meeting many of you in Verbier this winter. I am always open to talk about my travels on a chairlift or over lunch!

Henry left his flat and mountainless home of London in order to pursue the peaks and valleys of places like Japan, Canada and now Verbier as an instructor. Henry strives to share his passion for skiing and the outdoors with his clients by creating a fun, safe and supportive environment for all. Henry has a high attention to detail and caters every lesson to his clients, ensuring the highest level of customer service. When not teaching, Henry runs his Videography and Photography business, creating high quality media content for businesses and individuals.

Elevate Your Corporate Experience

31 August 2024 by Patricia Scholtz

Luxury Ski Trips for Teams and Clients with Maison ENA Events and European Snowsport

In today’s competitive business landscape, nurturing meaningful relationships—both within your team and with your clients—is key to long-term success. At Maison ENA Events, we specialise in crafting bespoke luxury experiences that go beyond the ordinary, providing exceptional value and unforgettable memories. Together with European Snowsport, we offer exclusive corporate ski trips that serve dual purposes: they’re perfect for enhancing team cohesion and morale, and also ideal for deepening client relationships in a unique and inspiring setting.

Why a Corporate Ski Trip Makes Smart Business Sense

A corporate ski trip isn’t just a luxury; it’s a strategic investment in your company’s future. Here’s why it’s an effective tool for both team building and client engagement:

Strengthen Team Bonds and Boost Morale: An adventure in the Alps provides the perfect backdrop for developing stronger connections within your team. By taking your team out of the office and onto the slopes, you encourage collaboration, improve communication, and increase overall morale—all of which directly impact productivity and job satisfaction.
Impress and Engage Clients: A bespoke ski trip offers a unique way to engage your clients, demonstrating your commitment to them in an unforgettable setting. Hosting your clients on the slopes builds relationships beyond the boardroom, fostering loyalty and creating advocates for your brand.
ROI through Enhanced Relationships: Investing in experiences that are memorable and meaningful leads to stronger client loyalty and higher employee retention rates. Both of these factors contribute to a tangible ROI by reducing turnover costs, increasing client retention, and driving new business opportunities.

How Maison ENA Events Maximises the Value of Your Ski Trip

At Maison ENA Events, we understand that a successful corporate ski trip should deliver measurable benefits. Here’s how we craft each trip to maximise your ROI:

Tailored to Your Business Objectives: Every trip begins with an in-depth consultation to understand your business goals. Are you looking to reward your team, win over key clients, or celebrate a milestone? We customise every element—from activities to dining experiences—to align with your objectives.
Carefully Selected Destinations for Maximum Impact: Our team works closely with European Snowsport to select the perfect resort for your needs, whether it’s the sophisticated ambiance of St. Moritz or the dynamic energy of Chamonix. We help you choose a destination that reflects your company’s culture and appeals to your guests, ensuring the best possible experience.
Curated Itineraries That Deliver Results: We design itineraries that balance adrenaline-fueled adventures with opportunities for relaxation and networking. From private ski lessons and competitive slalom races to curated wine tastings and après-ski gatherings, we create moments that matter. These shared experiences build trust, foster open communication, and lead to stronger bonds—both internally and with clients.
Comprehensive Planning and Management: From accommodation and transfers to lift passes and private events, we handle every detail, so you don’t have to. This seamless coordination allows you to focus on what really matters: building relationships and achieving your business goals.
Tracking Success and Measuring ROI: We work with you to set clear goals and objectives before the trip, and provide post-event analysis to measure its success. Whether your aim is to increase employee satisfaction, improve client retention, or generate new leads, we ensure you can clearly see the return on your investment.

European Snowsport: Elevating the Ski Experience

Our partners at European Snowsport add an extra layer of excellence to your corporate ski trip. With top-tier instructors, personalised lessons, and deep knowledge of the best slopes, they ensure an unforgettable experience for skiers of all levels. From expertly guided runs to insider tips on the best après-ski spots, they bring unmatched expertise and local knowledge to every trip.

A Bespoke Itinerary to Maximise Your ROI

Imagine this: a perfectly balanced itinerary that offers both team bonding and client engagement opportunities, designed to deliver on your objectives.

Day 1: Arrival and VIP Welcome
Arrive at a luxury resort and enjoy a private welcome reception, offering the chance for team members and clients to mingle in a relaxed setting.
Day 2: Morning Business Session and Afternoon on the Slopes
Begin the day with a strategic meeting or workshop, followed by skiing sessions tailored to all levels with European Snowsport instructors. This combination of business and pleasure fosters a productive yet relaxed environment.
Day 3: Team Building and Client Engagement Activities
Host a friendly ski competition or team-building event on the slopes, followed by a private après-ski networking event, complete with gourmet tastings and local entertainment.
Day 4: Leisure and Luxury Experiences
Offer your team and clients a range of bespoke experiences—from a scenic helicopter tour and spa day to snowshoeing through untouched terrain or an exclusive fine dining experience.
Day 5: Departure with a Difference
Depart with a farewell brunch, where teams and clients can share their experiences and solidify connections formed during the trip.

Take Your Corporate Events to New Heights

Transform your next corporate event into a strategic investment with a luxury ski trip that brings measurable results. Partner with Maison ENA Events and European Snowsport to create a memorable experience that goes beyond the slopes, driving both team cohesion and client engagement.

Estelle Nigioni, the writer of this article and founder of Maison ENA Events, is renowned for her unmatched expertise in luxury & tech event planning. With a passion for creativity and an unwavering commitment to excellence, Estelle curates extraordinary experiences that exceed expectations. Maison ENA Events stands out for its personalised service and dedication to sustainable practices, making it the premier choice for clients seeking truly unforgettable events. Collaborate with Estelle to bring your vision to life with sophistication and refinement.

Stef Schipper – Sustainable Kitesurfing in Holland

8 November 2023 by Laura Shadbolt

Stef is a ski instructor with ES in Verbier in the winters, and here he tells us about his summers, working with Harlem Kitesurfing, who are based in Holland.

Heading home

As the days grew longer and the snow began to melt in Verbier, it was time to put a storage wax on my skis and head for the Dutch coast. I live in a town called Zandvoort (see photos below), famous for it’s racing circuit. I caught up with some friends and family, but not for too long, since I had a quick transition back to work the following Monday.

Harlem Kitesurfing

In the summers I work for a kite brand named Harlem Kitesurfing. We produce all essential gear that is required for an enjoyable kitesurf session out on the water. I’m in charge of the communication with all the factories where our gear is produced. I also maintain the software and business processes behind the scenes. My work involves making sure we order the right amount of gear, maintain the highest quality possible and stay on top of technological and sustainable innovations. At the same time, I ensure all day to day activities run smoothly in the office.

Our peak season is during the summer, allowing me to teach skiing in Verbier during the winter months.

Surfing, kitesurfing, wing foiling and gymnastics

During my free time, I practice various water sports. Depending on the conditions and company, I either go surfing, kitesurfing, or wing foiling. Given the variable nature of these sports, I find it nice to keep doing regular exercise as well. After many years, I rediscovered my passion for gymnastics, and now every Tuesday evening, I join a training group for 1.5 hours to play around, learn new skills and stay in shape.

One of the most exciting aspects of my summer was my involvement in an ambitious project with Harlem Kitesurfing. Already since November ’22, we were on a mission to transition to the most innovative, sustainable production facility for kites and wings. It is called Brainchild Production and is based in North Macedonia. In March we managed to start producing there, and in August we launched our first product from this new factory. See the photos for the colourful result!

Now that winter is approaching, I’m more than excited to get ready for the ski season again. Summers at home are fun, but winters in Verbier are something else!

Stef was born and raised on the flat terrain of Holland but that didn’t stop him from seeking out and exploring the mountains. Learning to both ski and snowboard at an early age, Stef would originally only go to the snow for one week per year but eventually, after spending a whole season in Revelstoke, Canada he got hooked by the allure of the ski industry for good. As a CSIA and CASI certified instructor Stef is a passionate instructor, more than capable of bringing your skiing to the next level. For him, teaching is about having the right balance between learning and having as much fun as possible.